Asteroid 2013 KS1

The asteroid 2013 KS1 was detected on May 17, 2013. This near-Earth object belongs to the Apollo group.

It makes one orbit around the Sun in 654 days. At this time, the asteroid moves away from the Sun at a maximum distance of 306 million kilometers and approaches it at a minimum distance of 135 million kilometers.

The distance of the asteroid 2013 KS1 from Earth is currently --.-- million kilometers, equivalent to --.-- astronomical units. Light takes -- minutes and -- seconds to travel from the asteroid 2013 KS1 and arrive to us.

Approach to Earth

This year, the asteroid 2013 KS1 flew past Earth on May 23 at 20:24 at a distance of 1 million kilometers at a speed of 9 kilometers per second.

The next close approach of asteroid 2013 KS1 to our planet will happen on September 16, 2047. On that day, its distance to Earth will be 12.28 million kilometers.

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